plaster on walls

Apr 06, 2011 2 Replies

now I've got my dampness problem(*) on the run, it's time to think about plastering



is there some 'minimum width' for plaster to adhere to walls?



I've hacked the bottom 4 feet of plaster off the gable end walls



but the plaster around the rest of the room is fine except for the bottom 6 inches



so, given that I will *insist* on a gap between plaster and floor this time, is a 4 or 5 inch band of plaster sufficient for it to adhere to the walls???



(*) the dampness was a vicious cycle of soil heaped against the exterior gable end wall, and inside the walls were plastered right down to the floor and condensation onto the floor because of no ventilation


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Agreed. *I* could get a two inch wide band of 1" thick plaster to stick . I'm sure a pro could do much better.

... on the other hand, have you considered a 7inch high skirting board?

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